David Goffin has been the top men’s tennis player from Belgium for some time. He is the first Belgian male player to be ranked in the ATP top 10. He reached his career-high ranking of world number 7 in 2017. He has reached the quarterfinal stage of a grand slam four times in his career. He helped Belgium reach the Davis Cup finals twice – in 2015 and 2017.

He was introduced to the game by his dad, Michel, who is a tennis coach. Goffin is an offensive baseliner with a good forehand. But his backhand is his best shot and is considered one of the best in tennis. He considers Roger Federer as his idol. When he is not playing tennis, he enjoys golf. 

His current sponsors include Asics, Wilson, Volvo, AA Drinks, Setteo, and Mobilityl. He has earned more than $20 million in his career. 

David Goffin’s Sponsors

Asics

Goffin has a clothing and shoe sponsorship deal with Asics. He currently wears the Asics Solution Speed FF shoes on the court.

Wilson

Goffin has a racquet sponsorship deal with Wilson. He currently uses the Wilson Blade 98  racquet.

Volvo

Volvo signed an endorsement deal with Goffin in 2020. He was previously endorsing Mercedes-Benz.

AA Drink

Goffin’s partnership with AA drink goes back to 2017. The company makes nutritional drinks to improve athletes’ performance.

Setteo

Setteo is a social network for racquet sports. Goffin became the company’s first ambassador in 2018.

Mobilityl

Mobilityl is a dietary supplement to keep your joints in space. The brand is owned by Trenker Laboratories.

Up and coming American player Brandon Nakashima won his first challenger title in Orlando beating Prajnesh Gunneswaran. 6-3, 6-4 in the final. Nakashima did not drop a set all week.

Brandon Nakashima, who is 19 years and 3 months old, is the youngest American to win a challenger title since Frances Tiafoe who also won the title at 19 years and 3 months.

17-year old Carlos Alcaraz won three challenger titles this year. The Spaniard is certain to be a top player in a few years. Lorenzo Musetti also won a challenger title this year at 18 years.

With the win, Nakashima moves to No. 166 in the ranking. Fellow American Sebastian Korda won a challenger title in Eckental, Germany earlier this month.